Stuffed Mussel Recipe – Stuffed and Grilled Mussels – Seafood Appetizer Recipe




In this cooking video The Wolfe Pit shows you how to Grill Stuffed Mussels on a Grill Dome Ceramic Grill.

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  1. stripymccatpuss
    stripymccatpuss says:

    I have a similar version without the Black Forest ham and spinach…I know they were Guuuud
    ( will try with Black Forest ham , Parma / Serrano ham next time to change things up a bit…..addition of spinach, never thought of that !…spinach and a wee blob of Ricotta with the Parmesan cheese…humm…my mind is working… )
    Cheers Larry

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  2. Cris Workizer
    Cris Workizer says:

    Larry nice cook.but that new Grill is the Shit.very nice and Love the big working space ( table ) I want to get one too.now you need to do like a brisket, a nice long cook on that bad boy with some lump charcoal.Break it in Brother.

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  3. snookie65
    snookie65 says:

    I love me some mussels! I never would have thought to stuff them with a ham mix. Next time we are at our seafood market I'll see if they have mussels. This sounds super!

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  4. bandonfog
    bandonfog says:

    Larry these look so good But ! being a fairly good cook I have managed to gag myself several times attempting to cook these things. I can gather all the mussels I could ever want for free but they always seem to have a very very strong taste.
          Those mussels you cooked looked to be small like 2" or less ? which likely has been my problem generally cooking 5-7" ones, I guess my question is the size and are they tough or strong tasting this way ? Thanks Dude and keep up the good work. john

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